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Clarinda Coggshall near palm tree, c. 1905
Clarinda Coggshall stands next to palm trees. Clarinda Coggshall was the wife of D. H. Coggshall who hailed from a successful beekeeping family in Groton, New York. The Coggshalls spent many winters at their home in Martin County. -
Clarinda Smith Coggshall with dog in front of chicken coop, c. 1905
Woman stands with a dog in front of a chicken coop. Chickens are scattered around the area as well. Probably Clarinda Smith Coggshall (1847-1933). Poor copy. -
Colonel Poppleton with bee smoker, c. 1905
Colonel Oscar Ogden Poppleton stands between rows of beehive boxes holding a bee smoker. Another beekeeper seen in the background. -
Construction area, c. 1905
View of several palm and other trees with a pile of discarded lumber. Other items in view include a tall ladder leaned up against a palm tree, pieces of lumber strewn about, upside down barrels, and an unidentified building on right. -
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David Coggshall Jr. and Clarinda Smith Coggshall amongst palms, c. 1905
David Hoyt Coggshall Jr. and his wife, Clarinda Smith Coggshall, stand next to palm trees. David Coggshall's father was a beekeeper in New York and both David and his brother, William carried on that legacy in West Groton, New York. They expanded on the beekeeping business, turning it into one of the most successful in the country. David and Clarinda kept a winter home here in Martin County for many years. -
Dumping ground amongst palm trees, c. 1905
Discarded items piled among some palm trees. The discarded items include an old boat, buckets, barrels, and pieces of wood and metal. -
Dyer girls with a wagon, c. 1905
Myrtle, Hazel, and Florence Dyer play with a wagon in the backyard of their house. Myrtle pulls Hazel in the wagon, while Florence plays with a parasol.